Dewey High School - Bulldogger Yearbook (Dewey, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

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SECOND ROW: L. to R: J. R. McCrory, Treasurer, Max Crouse, Superiniendeni, Paul Johnson, Member. W Q15 fax 4- v , gx alia., Q v f i x I Cerner: MR. B. R. MITCHELL Junior High Principe! Below: MRS. MARIE TH RO Secreiory i X I JF E M, ' , ,ng L 'W Q ,,,. 335 .L A K 53 Above: -- MR. GEORGE TYNER no Senior High Principe? Below: MRS. WYVONNE LOVING Secretory 'Elf' X. I, X I .4 k ffg' is XX Gllh Fkvf' ' gl ELVA MYERS ELWAYNE CALLAWAY Junior High Junior High Grade 7 Grade 7 Co-sponsor Co-sponsor '-sl' suaLeTTEscoTT A ,'IQwf Nj 1-'::::-'Y X WALTER TAYLOR Carpentry T and I Sponsor SARAH WINN RALPH PECK Band Librarian Agriculture Grade 8 Grade 8 F E A Sponsor Co sponsor Co sponsor 1. A' 17 MARVIN BROWN MARGARET KINNE LAVINA LEHRLING Mmhemghcs Glee Club Home Economics Assistant Coach Freshman F H A Sponsor Co sponsor va ,,4lnnn, Q CARL DAVIDSON GENE CAMPBELL Science Drivers Educoflon Hu Y Sponsor Sophomore Co sponsor Wu. All 1-.- ziluw JOE MAXElE MURIEL CEARLEY Busvness Educotlon English Jumor .lumor Co sponsor Co sponsor if CHARLES HANKINS ADELLE HANKINS Wood Shop School Nurse Senior Co sponsor GN cf-'W PHYLLIS CASE Junior Hngh Sophomore Co sponsor 'i 'Q- f' KESTEQ TRENT World History Cooch ELIZABETH COLEMAN Engllsh Sensor Co sponsor HONOR STUDENTS '90 W? GEORGIA ANN MCCLINTOCK Valedlctornan D A R Good Cuhz nshlp Award Q. MARK HOOVER ELAINE COOPER VGledIC1Orl0r1 Valedlcforlan All Round Scholarshnp All Round Scholarshvp 4560 N Qs.. if MARILYN MAGEE BOB HEATLEY Voledictorign Danforfh Foundation Award Danforth Foundafion Award HONOR STUDENTS fn? DONNA AYRES U Sclutaforlan ANN WILLIAMS WAYMON MONTGOMERY Bes1Cahzen Award Best Citizen Award -of 5' ' GERALDINE BAYNE ERNEST PARRETT American Leglon AFUGYICGF' LCSW C 1' ha Award Citizenship Award I 'ISHS P S n K ' g I A fm 3 4, U 'zii 1' 1 ' 5 CLASS HISTORY Twelve long years ago on a very memorable occasion Septemberl943 we started on a lourney through school Our first grade teachers were Mrs Long and Mrs Clodfelter who tried their best and l do feel sorry for them to make us ideal first graders The second grade was taught by Miss Allen and Miss McCaslin who gladly turned us over to Miss Capart and Mrs Newton for our third year in grade school Mrs Stockstill and Mrs Sutliff came to their rescue and tried their hand in teaching the fourth grade ln the fifth grade we had as our teachers Mrs Bird and Mrs Sharpton ln the sixth and final year of grade school Mrs Case and Mrs Smith tried to get us ready for the most fun filled years of our lives lunlor '9 When school finally came again we were big shots We had as our president for that year David Murguia Later on that year at the school carmval we had the little red head Shirley McClure to represent us seventh graders She was escorted year were Mrs Myers and Mr Farrow Sylvester Luther Dobbs, Bud was chosen to lead us through the eighth grade class as pres: dent Mrs Tyner and Mr Bunch were our spon sors That year for our Carnival queen we had Elaine Cooper escorted oy Tommy Kmsch Our freshman year started out with Mark Hoover as our president Our class sponsors were Miss Klnne and Mr Jarrow We were then big enough to do things ourselves so we had a Junior High Home Coming The football boys elected Nelda Gavallas to be queen and she was escorted by captain David Murgulo Her attendants were Shirley McClure escorted by Jack Jones and Donna Ayres escorted by George Frenchman Our basketball queen was Frances Stephens and es corted by captain George Frenchman At the big school carnival we had Carolyn Hatton as our queen and she was escorted by Robert McLeod At the end of the year we all enjoyed a wonderful day at Grand Lake This was our Freshman Day and ldon t think it will ever be forgotten by those who attended We all came back tired and sun burned We all received diplomas at our Freshman graduation and that was supposed to mean we were ready to enter high school Our sophomore sponsors were Miss Marler and Mr Taylor and Sylvester Dobbs was our class president At foorball homecoming Shnrley Mc Clure was class queen and she was escorted by Jack Jones Basketball class queen was Elaine Cooper and was escorted by George Frenchman ln the Junior or next to the last year of school Mrs CearleyandMr Hill were our class sponsors Class president was Bill Skye and he led us through a very successful year Norma Jo Rollins was Carnival class queen and Gillis Eades was her escort Our football attendant was Carolyn Hatton escorted by Bill Skye The basketball attendants were Donna Ayres and Shirley McClure whose escorts were Joe Brown and George French man Well we finally reached the last year Seniors at last With Duane Johnson as our presndent we started out to make the best of the final year and we did all raght We presented the Senior Class play Taming the Brat which was a big success ltwasdlrected by our class sponsors,Mr Hankins by the football boys to serve as queen during our football homecoming and she was escorted by captain Bull Skye Her senior attendant was Olivia Veltheon escorted by George Frenchman and class attendant was Carolyn Hatton escorted by Jack Jones Carolyn Hatton was also selected as band queen and was crowned by Mark Hoover At basketball homecoming Anne Williams was elected as queen and she was escorted by captain George Frenchman Among our other activities as Seniors we chose to have Senior Week instead of a Senior Trip On October 3 we went to the Tulsa State Fair ln April we went to Oklahoma City to visit Oklahoma City University on their College Day for high school seniors We all enloyed the trips very much Our Farewell Assembly was held May 20 Baccalaureate was held May 22 our Class Picnic May 23 and Class Night May 24 On May 26 at 8 P M Commencement was held in the Dewey Fieldhouse We, the members of the Semor Class History Committee, do unanimously declare this to be the true and unbiased record of the i955 Senior Class I . I 1 I I ' 0 . , ' . , - I . . I n I - T , ' , . . . , . . , I I . . I . . . h. h. I . I . , . . . I . l n . . , . by Jack Jones. Our sponsors for our first big and Miss Coleman, Shirley McClure was elected . u. n . G I I ' ' . . . . . . I , . - . . 0 . . . I . . . I . . I . l ' 'I I - . . Q SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS S FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Georgia Ann McClintock-Secretary-Treosurer. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: George Frenchman-Vice-president, Duane Johnson-presidenf, John Rybka-Reporter. ERWIN ASHCRAFT DONNA AYRES GERALDINE BAYNE W' in-4' L., 25' ' 'Q' -1 LOLA COKE ELAINE COOP BUD DOBBS .acq- -1' '?' T' fx, 695 'Q 4-'VL ' in ENNETM BIRD 'IYLLIS BIRD Qi? IIRLEY BOGLE 93,1 9' 'E' QV X, ' , JOHN EVANS LORETTA FI EI.. if 'Q-fs hh ! DS SHELDON FREELS Q 5? M GEORGE FRENCHMAN NELDA GAVELLAS JAMES GOLDSBERRY SUE HACKER MIKE HARBOUR MACK HARRIS 15 DUANE JOHNSON JACK JONES TOM KINSCH 5 3 Qqu ,, 1... J in sip.- W CAROLYN HATTON BOB HEATL EY MARK HOOVER s 15 JOYCE LORENZ EARL LYNN MARILYN MAGEE p--Q 1 'Y ml 4,3 -GTE fm Q 1 GEORGIA MEOL1.-HOOK 5 SHIRLEY MEOLURE ROBERT MCLEOD .PV - WAYMON MONTGOMERY EARNEST PARRETT WAYNE RADER ,f 9 as , ....-,Q 'FTW' 'za C90 A 1.1: '11 N -of A X l'. 'lf .y 'Z' 154' NORMA ROLLINS BILL ROSELIUS x JOHN RYBKA 5 I-'- ' F2 KAY SMITH MARILYN STAMMER ERNEST TAYLOR TJ 5 'ith-f 1 Mui'-' iff .. .,.. I-. n. v Kass' , It . LK Hifi Q-'Vx' nn . -as DOROTHY SFIBCLD C. R. SHRIVER BILL SKYE N, III. 1 I ky 'WS pl . qf-'Y 5. ANN WILLIAMS RANDALL WILSON JOE BROWN Not Pictured: JOHN .IUBY TOM SNOW ,gk dl -7 I CLEMANTE VARGAS 35 In. ul i 'Qs K OLIVIA VELTHOEN ELAINE WHITE JUNIOR CLASS GFFICERS f i FIRST ROW: Dionne Kite-Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Mike Rhea-Reporter, Frank Ringo-Vice presideni, Lloyd Dunn-President. ,Q UQ If ff, Bob Boyne Don Buble Floyd Browr FD Dorothy Davis Edwin Davis Berdenla Doane Q ,fl Lloyd Dunn '3 Raymond Gray John Gutierrez Jesse Harrun fo: Nancy Johnson Numa Jones Bob Jordon Qs If Tlwomuson Bob Unruh Doroilwy Whistler Lloyd Wnllnoms Frank Wilson Russell is f' -.1 Gb. 6' ...s N, -'Y Wrlglwf Glenn Boker .lum Le U,-195 Arnold NOT PICTURED: dolly, John Sanders, Peggy Spencer, Ronnie 1 J Scott Cormllo SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Betfy Nichols-Reporter, Rosemary Boker-Treasurer, Jerry Jones-President, Mary Sauer-Vice president, Paulo Le Unes-Secretary. Joann Allen Mike Aslncralf A 1 af IR x L. ' 4 X Maxine Burris Linda Buxhong ,A '37 Carolyn Dye Clara Gable Lloyd Graham Jane Gray .,, V Q' I,-J Jim Hifchcock Janice Indo X .I 4 L Rosemary Baker BeYfy Bogle Q -41 Garycole Keiflw Cole -o --sv lris Gable Glenna Gavellas f ,.. fd pl , 10 l L Aurelio Gufierrez Jeanette Harfness FQ 1 Carrie Johnson Jerry Jones Myrna Brown 'vafws A '1 Janice Doane 'T Larr y Give ns Cao! Henderson i 1 i 4' ' Kafhrine Jlby Nancy Kimble Q l Bob Lovung 7.1 Tom Melton an, n F e '15, . --1 fi x A .. M6 5 Buc ky Lawrence Martha Mac las Jerry Mudd lebusher Betty Nuchols Amta Parker Warner Pyle Mary Rader V, y 3 -5' I Paula Le Unes John Long Janice Lornaux I -9 ID -4 X Tl. Rebecca Macras Eugene Masnas 1,-45 Dennus Muller Z' I Wendell Parrish 4: Dav ld Ray Annette Martln i -l Mi Charles Mitchell Betty Newman Nellle Pollen Kay Purdum Leo Rybka Mary Sauer 'B A - - 'ff if 9 CX . 9. i ' , '3 . ,, . , l ' Y 1' ' Q f l x l A fi . .f rf 4 if ,ap , A 4 X 1 Q ' nll' L1 1 l me le a Q3 ll ,fa 1' ' ' e 5 , l l fi . l. A FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyle Rowe-Vice-president, Phyllis Dosh-Treasurer, Coleen Hefty-Reporter, Judy May-Secretory William Magee-President. Janace Adams rm Anderson AK Allen Burkart Curfls Calloway Margaret Davls Tom Ellmgton John Beal Rosemary Blalock Tommy Brewer lla Burkarf Roger Burke Shirley Bufler Nancy Ccrpenfer Fred Clark 41' Barbara Dobbs David Dooley -P' A11 Dora? hy Butt s Robert Cooper Joy Ann Cox 'Y Phyllis Dosh in Dons Fox 'Ur Carolyn Gable Sharron Garrlson Nova Duncan Sandra Gourley .-. .. K 2. ' in P r ,A A . 7 A , l X . J, B 3 55 -A ,A 3 A il f V 4 De ' sv g if . ,f' 3 L . 0 fu fa is V,oo A 'ls 10 3 3 QA 8 ' infill lg ' A N y N7 .4 , L EIGHT!-I GRADE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny McClure-Vice-president, Shorlene Hill-President, Emily Orloski-Secrefory-Treasurer Eddie Keller-Reporter. P0 i I Janice Anderson Norma Burch 5 in 7 I Larry Emerson :E I ' x 1 l 1 Marg oref Freeman Y 1 Peggy Harbour 'O 'C ' 1 Shirley Barnard P Dwight Burchefi - -3 I . 1 ' 'Y of X B I Ronnie Emerson fd 'fr' Linda Gable 1 f .y vi 4,? ' 1 i sir B- Bill Harrison Connie Bible Geneva Brewer ' .1 . R Y -e fi , I l. Donna Chevcilley 3 -, .6 lj f f Judy Evans nl? 0 .-Q Dan Gilliland we I , 0 '. H7 4 Jr Claude Harrison - ff' Mike Crocker - f riffs Judy Fielder 'P' . O ' .fa f Sue Givens -'D I f X Tommy Harrison l.arry Broniwell 41 '25 o Alice Dye S 'vi l f- Charles Fluty 4 ps Carl Grimm B8 M, , I X Uick Hartness 19 2 4 -C l - ' fr Ronnie Bromwell , , I' - 6 1 , 4 lf- Troy Dyer C4 O4 5 Sue Fox Q' Q Guy Hagan 2 Bill Hedge r Sharlene Hill r -Q a Anthony Means .1 7' Jean Nichols rv s 1 , 1. ,r if , Berlie Pyle 4 f 40 , 8 +4 41 Paul Smith l 1 ll K ,1 , X Betty Johnson i 3 4 'V x , QQ Larry Middlebusher l Y Martha Nissen 'D , :Y . .?, ' N I 'Q Jerry Reed l 0 E 6 Clyde Stepp l X . , f John l.eUr'ies . 3 Sharon Midclleb usher l Emily Orloski 1 - N fo R A .4 'SX il Alfred Reese ea H ...gp 'fi Q e 44- fa David Still -Q Benton Lewis Paula Matin John McClure . fv- -a - pl ' :b Npi-,Ex t ,rl Bruce Miller Lmry Miller Jeanne Morris 4' . I 26 y 1 .9 ? Reta Parrish Putt Peterson 'R 5 6 . -3 l Kay Renfro Lester Rapp -A 6 ia 3 ,.-4 f . l X . fr Bill Sumner Jerry Thomison X ' av Julia Picaman I A yd ' . f X I -'Y li Jimmie Shull 8 A - -r V0 - l ,' I ,f Doyle Vance 17 Vermeire, Sandra Wilkie, Earl I 71 Vineyard, Bill L .....- 1 'Y' Williams, Gary - if' L' 1 1 ue, Wahnee, Reed Watkins, Kathy Whittenburg, Beverly Wittenburg, Linda QO- Yeorout, Forrest Parsons, Bobbye Swartz, Hurley Thompson, Loretta NOT PICTURED: Barajas, Frank Gladfelter, DeWayne Keller, Eddie Lewis, Ronald Loeffelholz, Francis Padgett, Dick Ross, Sue Cleveland, Dale Kite, DeWayne X va 'l'.x A Parrett, Edward SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Orville Harrington-Vice-president, Leslie Price-Reporter, Shorilyn Myers-Treasurer, Peggy Porrie -Secretary, Clarence Siull-Presidenf. 3 Jada Anderson 4 n ii if . l X4 ' 1 -. I, Qcvan Bunch A Kenneth loom Sharron El l nngton A r- Jerry Hagan W? fa i. ' I Ya 'J 3 i s 4 2 Charles Da ne Billie Bottoms Johnnie Bottoms Johnnie Bowers Y FT .7 -ur ' - 1 yy? :ln J r A ,lflli if A ' ' - 4' -f 4 ' ' A i I gm! 5, , ': 4 i H f - 1.:r:n-v JF NJ! l I, Pat Borciwart Larry Case Billie Casfo Llaine Clark 3 - K Q 2 ' - - y 1 kfd , - A 2 N? t Y 'SJ 1 I S 1 2 Q , I X R s I Monty Qanmngliain Anne Lelap Jerry Lloaley Ava Plell Duncan ,V Q 'O Ronala Farr Kenneth Freeman Hazel Gavellas -Q , I '5 M .-'V 4 l Aw I Johnny Hall Urville Harrington Ferbert Heller: ., '-6 if If Curtis Gilmore gg ,,.. , tg.: i'5f 4 Tommy Henderson Frank Drown Phyllis Qochran U Lenville Dann 3 '1 Willis Gray Shirley Higgins 'Y gl x l Judy Loy mg 40 Tommie Alller Gary Nofus 0141. Paessue worn 3 9 4? Karyn yaxo MarllynMlfcl1ell Lloy Morrison Delores Nel son ra Ok Ali :J -3 -1 K. rolyn Jo son ary Juby vern n ewos YQ Dfl A 5. Q na - .J 'Q Lfewey Marshall anuel mcnos Ronnie Naslos -1 K -.. Beatrice Newman Mrke Nichols 3 l rg! .AS I X f'V lift -1 G rxoberf Mason 1 Vvrglnlo Murguua Narnlyn N yers Slworllyn Myers Peggy Parrle Jerry Pointer 40 1 Sanmy Powell Leslie Price Wayne Proctor Bert Quimby Jerry Ray Jerry Raymond 3 A ie lqf Q 3 -f ' A, V f-- A gk 1 ' Q V ' ' ,K,':: K x ,Q 'V X . riifx -I Plyl IS Hull ' r er a 'ln r., A X f Q 'nay Lars A gg V' J K L 3 F , 'D u rt 5 3 K 7' 7' k f V 'La , 1- 0' 1 I 1 A , ! X A dl ' x ' 'lvl , X I J' 7 ' WX 3 1 Q N I . -ff L fv 1. 1 ' 1 l 2-. X -0 '1 fl' it wa if X 1 . : 1 , YEL f 1 f- pl V fs 7 U-yi I I g 1 ,- g , C I V 3 va 4 A ,, A . '7 , ' I M' . l I X l ff! V , 1 k b I J A 3 h IW,- Rhea, Connie A ik, vi ,,.a . . J If . Snow, Larry Trent Tommye Tyner, Edward Vaughn, James Shull, Wayne ' .fi I' X I Sumner, Jerry - -I smnh, amy . '3 K Tinker, Mike Vermeire Jack Winters Anna Lee Yandle Donald NOT PICTURED Martinez John Reynolds, Johnnie Snow, Gary xi? M fi-GF'-T4 'am as m,. M.,,.,,,,...,..,.Q, .Q I . d Y v 'O .' E 1l --- MF k..fNlI CLASS WILL I Elaane Whate wall my abalaty to wrate long an terestang letters to Maralyn Ruthroll I Anne Wallaams wall my alter school 'ob at Lemrron s to anyone wath the qu lafaed talents I Frances Scruggans wall my abalaty to collect rangs to Ernae Balentane I Erwan Ashcratt wall my seat on the bench to Bull Wan I Kenneth Bard wall to Make Rhea my charmang personalaty I Bud Dobbs wall to John Galland my hot rod Ford I John Evans wall my cotton packan stacky fan gers to Jam Anderson I Sheldon Freels wall my archery abalaty to Lando Bushong I Jam Goldsbury wall to John Holly my abalaty to skap classes I Make Harbour wall to any student bag enough my place an band as Sousaphone player I Mack Harras wall my abalaty to Brown Nose to Jammy Baker I Bob Heatley wall my way wath the garls to Davad Maller Mass Coleman s room I John Juby wall my huntang abalaty to Floyd Brown I Tom Kansch wall my love of beat up Chevrolet s to Janace Golden an order to keep at an the famaly I Earl Lynn wall my abalaty to tell fall tales to Jerry Jones I Waymon Montgomery wall my meat cuttang abalaty to Bob Jordon I Robert McLeod alaas Bullet Goldentoe Cleats Pablum and Broken Toe wall my nack names to Goat Davas I Mark Hoover wall my accompanament for Mass Kanne s Glee Club to Estaban Vargas I Donna Ayres wall my clear thankang abalaty to Gretchen Watkans I Geraldane Vanbeber wall my motto daamonds are a garl s best fraendl to Bette Nachols I Sharley Bogle wall my seat an shorthand to anyone who wants at I Phyllas Bard wall my nackname Bardae to Berdenaa Doane I Lola Coke wall my cafeteraa aob to Ernae Balentane I Elaane Cooper wall my abalaty to stay engaged for nane months to Janas Golden I Loretta Faelds wall my abalaty to do shorthand to Betty Jordon I Nelda Gavellas wall my beautaful brown eyes to Jocelyn Woodard I Sue Hacker wall my blond haar to Daanna Kate I Carolyn Hatton wall leave I Joyce Lorenz wall my abalaty to go steady wath someone datferent every week to Raymond Gray I Maralyn Magee wall Spader Webb to Maralyn I Sharley McClure wall my nackname Red t Jammy Hatchcock I Georgaa McClantock wall my presadency an Y Teens to any lucky garl I Norma Rollans wall my abalaty to sleep an Englash to Bob Case I Dorothy Seabold wall my good tames at the skatang rank to Dorothy Davas I Kay Smath wall my pretty haar to some lucky ar I Maralyn Stammer wall my place as Glee Club Iabraraan to Patty Snow I Olavaa Skye wall my abalaty to get marraed and graduate early to anyone who can use at I Eva Kang wall my seat an the Drug Store to I Ernest Parrett wall my handsome features to any lucky boy who wants them I Wayne Rader wall my shot rod lord to nobody because nobody wants at I Ball Rosealaous wall my presadency of the Teenacade Dravers to Phyllas Perry I John Rybka wall my F F A presadency to Marvan VanGunda I C R Shraver wall my abalaty to grow haar to all ofthe Iattle Cherokees I Ball Skye wall my physeque to Keath Cole I Tom Snow wall my carpentry hammer to John Gutaerrez I Ernest Taylor wall my abalaty to Raymond Gray I Joe Brown wall my dancang abalaty to Loyd Whastler I Randall Walson wall my bald spot to Curtas Callaway I George Frenchman wall my abalaty to be a great lover to John Holly I Duane Johnson wall my nackname Yankee to Jerry Coldren I Clem Vargas wall my quate mufflers to Lloyd Dunn . . . . s l . - o . . . I 9. In ag gg . . . . a . pp . . I Jack Jones will to Loyd Dunn my seat in Carolyn Nelson. . , . ' : , , ' . I I . . - . . . . ll 'I 1 1 0 I . 1 1 1 .1 1 L . , . . . . . , . I . 1 . . 1 1 1 0 1 U ,I SENKCDQ 1+ if If 6 mo oem V? LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Brown, escorl, Roberta Spalding, At- tendant, Mark Hoover, King, Carolyn Horton, Queen, Mary McWhorter, avtendant, Mike Har- bour, escorf. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roberta Spalding, Ywirler, Mary McWl1orfer, Twirler, Myrna Brown, maioretfe, Dorothy Davis, fwirler, Carolyn Hatton, fwirler. 2 A i I 1, . -.,,, fr 1 X R Pep Club PEP BAND f aff, 'QHYQYQ1 5 . A. 3 5.0.,14:Q v' Ufgmr fa at gf: , , 5, Q, X353-i.' fue 20-:l Q 2' f A 4: f iff'-I' N, 'fl 1t ' f+ 0-U v'f Qi. V xt ' ' 7 -F' 'fiffl ga A X Y tl ' 611 I ' M , . M, - - Qu' I , A1 - I 1 , iv I I . Q , , Iv, N f-Q I. .- , Hx W, 1 rg ,- K x A . , 1 1, b 4 5 T ' S ' 1'-vff f I 5 I . I A . 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'-33Wx'?4 '5'-'Iiicml-if:-if?i1 - A, ALJ , Ac Q 1 . ...Q ,I .:Hwh If - ' : 1 A . .I ,4 fr: BARBARA MUNDY Twirler ROBERTA SPALDING Twirler I' l 5 0 M4 4 Af Ss... xv L 5? XM 'SKI fx MARY MCWHORTER Twirler If 4 Q. wi 1 .F ft E1 A. I 'il 5.5 .I 1. I ' TK Q My . QU? FIRST RDW: L to R: Donna Treece, Sharon Ellington, Billie Costa, Avo Nall Duncan, Virginia Murguia,DeIores Nelson, Judy Loving, Phyllis Cochran. SECOND RDW: L to R: Beatrice Newman, Carolyn Johnson, Phyllis Hill, Sandra Smith, Karyn Lyda, Shirley Higgins, Ann Delap, Mary Juby, Marilyn Mitchell, Patty Burlcart. THIRD ROW: L to R: Miss Kinne, director, Peggy Parrie, Bessie Horner, Kay Loriaux, Connie Rhea, Geneva Reese, Jerry Dooley, June Johnson, Hazel Gavellas. FIRST ROW: L to R: Sue Dick, Shirley Barnard, Peggy Harbour, Geneva Brewer, Martha Nissen, Norma Burch, Emily Orloslri, Connie Bible. SECOND ROW: L to R: Joan Morris, Beverly Whittenburg, Linda Whittenburg, Sue Ross, Betty Johnson, Sondra Vermeire, Paula Martin, Judy Fielder, Alice Dye, Julia Picarnan, Reta Jo Parrish. THIRD ROW: L to R: Miss Kinne, Director, Bobby Parsons, Jo Ann Nichols, Margaret Freeman, Sharlene Hill, Sue Ann Givens, Sharon Middlebusher, Loretta Thompson, Judy Evans, Janice Anderson, Sue Fox. 0 . 7 FIRST ROW' L to R' Joan Allen, Carolyn Hatton, Mary McWhorter, Marilyn Ruthrauff, Camilla Scott, Leona Springer, Norma Jones, Betty Nichols, Corrie Johnson, Nancy Kimble. SECOND ROW: L to RZ Carolyn Nelson, Anita Proctor, Roberta Spalding, Phyllis Perry, Joyce Lorenz, Judy lnda, Martha Macios, Maxine Martin, Betty Newman, Kay Pur- dum, Marilyn Stammer, Dorothy Davis. THIRD ROW: L to R: Miss Kinne, director, Joyce Swartz, Patty Snow, Linda Schultz, Carol Fielder, Mary Rader, Dorothy Unruh, Betty Bogle, lola Ellington, Marilyn Sharpton, Berdenia Doane. SENIOR GLEE CLUB The Senior High School Girls' Glee Club, directed by Miss Margaret Kinne, has taken part in school pro- grams, assemblies, and has appeared at various churches, as invited throughout the year. The Glee Club also participated in the Bartlesville Music Festival and the Spring Con- test at Tulsa. Every year we have had an invitation to appear in the State Contest. Each spring the Club presents a Formal Concert. The Girls' Glee Club is composed of thirty-six members. OFFICERS: Left to Right: Carolyn Hatton, President, Dorothy Unruh, Secretary, Marilyn Stammer, Librarian, Judy Incla, Stu- dent Council, Curoly Sue Fielder, Reporter. LEFT TO RIGHT: lolo Ellington, Dorothy Unruh, Carol Sue Fielder, Marilyn Rutlwrauff, Phyllis Perry, Judy lndo. 1 ps S' xg 'X Bottom and Left CHOIR PRACTICES L EFT: Dorothy Unruh, Joyce Swartz, Anita Proctor. Homecoming ' S . , ., rf, .-qfvPk'U X I, Demi: if FRESHMEN CHORUS FIRST ROW: L to Ri Slwarron purdun, Judy Spencer, Slwarron Garrison, Coleen Hefiy, Pa? Johnson, Regina Sl1urp1on, Nancy Harris. SECOND FQOVN: L to R: Jo Ellen Mitchell, Della Surlcarh Tlweressa Murguia, Rosemary Blalock, Nancy Carpenter, Joy Cox, Kay Toalson, Janice Adams, Esther Stepp. Tl'1lF?D ROW: L to R: Miss Kinne, director, Beffy Skye, Judy Max, Sondra Rhea, Nove Lee Duncan, Ella Mae Ward, Connie Pierce, Dorothy Butts, Shirley Bulter. ,' , Ji HN C. E, ,. ' I Qu, 1 E . L ,N I HPV I sl T' FIRST ROW, left to right: Colleen Hefty, Mary Jane Wallenborn, Sondra Gourley, Pat Shirey, Betty Bogie, Bette Nichols, Georgia Ann McClintock, Marilyn Magee. SECOND ROW: Margaret Davis, Dorothy Butts, Betty Jordan, Nancy Harris, Marilyn Webb, Joy Ann Cox, Kay Toalson, Sandra Rhea, Glenda Schuber. THIRD ROW: Mary Sauer, Marilyn Ruthrauff, Carol Fielder, Carolyn Nelson, Anita Proctor, Janice Loriaux, Gretchen Watkins, Phyllis Perry, Paula Jo LeUnes. FOURTH ROW: Regina Sharpton, Myrna McCasIin, Linda Bushong, Myrna Jo Brown, Mary Alice McWhorter, Roberta Spaulding, Dorothy Davis, Carolynn Hatton, Arnita Griffith. V-TEENS ..,AiYiAAm r A MARILYN MAGEE MYRNA JO BROWN Vice-President Secretary GEORGIA ANN MCCLINTOCK ROBERTA SPALDING President T,-,qsumr af-I LINDA ausHoNs MARY SAUER 'Me' Club COMM MARY ALICE MCWHORTER Sfudeni Council R'P s'mq'W' Parllamenfcrlan Representofave GLENDA SCHUBER Publlcviy COLLEEN HEFTY Program I' BRN ARNETA GRIFFITH Service ,,,sf MRS WADE WATK INS Sponsor 4 GRETCHEN WATKINS Soclal 9 fi BETTY BOGLE Fmonce 7 -9 PHYLLIS BIRD Worshup DOROTHY SUE BUTTS DOROTHY SEIBOLD Membership World Fellowshlp 49 UE A -4 Q, .AA K fd. X 4 . ' 1 , ff AYA' A, A '--M i g Q4 V A-as A gf Q i 1. mfs H, ,Z ,- '45 ,s K , - X 'f wg I LQ. A FIRST ROW' L to R' Mrs Case sponsor Gary Snow David Still Fo t Y L . . . , , , , rres earout, ester Rapp, Eddie Keller, Dale Cleveland, Miller Proctor, Curtis Gilmore, Edward Tyner, Kenneth Cook, Larry Middlebusher, Sammy Powell. SECOND ROW: L to R. Marzetta Fox, Janice Adams, Mary Wallenborn, Judy May, Myrna Mccaslin, Emily Drloski, Paula Martin, Connie Bible, Pat Shirey, Bert Quimby, Dwight Burchett. THIRD ROW' L to R' Alice Dye Judy Fielder Janice Anderson, Pat Snow, Kay Renfrow, Janis Golden, Shirley Adams, Annette' Martin, Larry Snow, ,Linda Schultzi FO ' ' ' URTH ROW. L to R. Beverly Whlttenburg, Norma Burch, Loretta Thompson, Linda Whittenburg, Leslie Price, Sharilyn Myers, Eugene Watt, Edward Parrett, Dewayne Kite, Larry Bramwell, Bob Case. FIFTH ROW: L to R: Herbert Hellen, Troy Dyer, George Letchworth, Elaine White, John Loeffelholz, Hurley Swartz, Wayne Shull, Guy Hagan, Bill Clark, Jerry Hagan. 42-EQ Cl UB .. I FUTURE HGMEMAKERS OF AMERICA D U 55 N it 9 M '59 5 F 5 5 Q . S Q I 5 6 T Uwdi FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Miss Lehrling, Janice Doane, Phyllis Perry, Anita Proctor, Marilyn Ruthruft, Betty Bogie, Bette Nichols, Dorothy Springer, Norma Jones, Nancy Kimble, Marilyn Sharpton, Nellie Pollet, Maxine Burris, Janet Hartness. SECOND ROW-Left to Right: Ella Mae Ward, Carolyn Dye, Marilyn Magee, Glenna Gavellas, Fat Shirey, Paula Le Unes, Mary Sauer, Gretchen Watkins, Nancy Johnson. Betty Jordon, Nancy Harris, Maxine Martin, Katheryn Juby, Janis lndia. THIRD ROW - Left to Right: Jo Ellen Mitchell, Shirley Butler, Della Burkhart, Leona Springer, Jocelyn Woodard, Rosemary Baker, Kay Purdum, Dianne Kite, Carolyn Nelson, Carol Fielder, Sharon Garrison, Phyllis, Dosh, Esther Steep, Mary Jane Wallenborne, Sondra Gourley, Kay Toalson. FOURTH ROW-Left to Right: Judy Spencer, Rosemary Blalock, Glenda Schuber, Lynna Montgomery, Janice Lorioux, Shirley McClure, Myrna Jo Brown, Linda Bus- hong, Margaret Davis, Wilma Montgomery, Coleen Hefty, Dorothy Sue Butts, Judy May, Sandra Rhea, Jane Gray, Geral- dine Vanbeber. FIFTH ROW-Left to Right: Connie Pierce, Dorothy Unruh, Arneta Griffith, Mary Ellen Radar, Betty Newman, Jo Ann Allen, Pat Snow, Theresa Murguia, Betty Ann Skye, Janice Adams, Sharron Purdum, Novalea Duncan, Linda Schultz, Joy Cox, Marilyn Webb, Virginia Sharpton. X Xia Q? Ylx , -- I 'Px N FUTURE HOMEMAKER'S AT WORK ii, hh- Sw ' ' xg ' fil er? . K ,rm 1 ' '- , ' . a 44 que' f ii it . 'W T' F 1 3 F - , A . is 'i Q 1 if .,- -. Nr? Learning to do, lleillg in learn Earning trrlive, livingato serve fer jg ff folgn lla J fjf X afrl lm 1' IQ x of 1 mn al nd I: , 2, 11310 e 6 or ICU Una In th na I tpffl, Ori I0 Up DU 10 0 Ur 00 their tht If 77117111 Itflutstani ue f 1 71 Shaprng the Future ul Amerrcan Agrrcullure FFA depends on truck rn prachce farming profecfs Almost a half a mllllon strong Amer rcas farm youth IS handed 1nto a practrcal progressrxe orgamzatlon dedrcated to the dexelopment of agrrcultural leadershrp co operat1on crtlzenshrp and patrlotrsm Future Farmers of Amerrca they call them selxes and ID some 8 o00 chapters throughout the countrv they re mak mg tremendous Sf,I'1d9S1I1 the upburld mg of agrrculture and country l1fe An Oklahoma Chapter A typlcal chapter IS the one ln Dewey Oklahoma mth a membershlp of 40 high school lads all lntensely mter ested productrxe farmlng The vocatronal agrrculture mstructor at the Dewey Hrgh School Ralph Peck, IS counsellor of the group superw lsxnz the boys classroom work and par trclpatmg vrlth them 1n 1nd1x1dual and group FFA projects Serves As Fire Truck Nrghttxme by no means puts the truck out of busmess wrth the spray mg equrpment on the chassls It does duty as the town s fire truck Fighting grass fires rs one of the many servrces rn whrch the Dewey Oklahoma FFA group rs engaged The boys and therr lruck are always ready lo answer a call X ATI x AO?-: F007 ,Q WA f J .fo 405-I 4 s 9 N S! ,Cul-19 if 'Q lf v Wi. I Q ID 0fs jx, 'ww' . Air' ZI't .Z W- Q t' 1' 15 ,,.w'af z' X' .I f if The Q1 J- d Ig ..-f- Fypxl gr- 'PII ft. I-h I. ...A H, 11.973 A1 Q -thi T- A 9 nl ,K Y fr. f' I7 f ' , he' 'lf J 61-, 5 D. , 3' 0 ly A 1' y ' e ' re ' ' rr ' v ' . 1 v ! 7 ' Y' . . s., - - persian X as y Y. W . J ,Qf . .fvzx . . . - CN - X . ' . . C' f .m . . ' f-rf J 157 Z, -7- 1' G I v Y, , in xf I '12 ?Y . sexi' , ' Jw. wb . . . 1 - ' s . 1 , 'Jah . er' - if '71, ...4 -k-1-'Q' Dewey Youth Wins .f f'mI , f - . 1i Q W e .r . 4 ' L' 'Qc f 117 W ' .L A 41 f X 0 W .N x p,T1Q if , y 0 . X at 'ew FA F FA' 3 1 0 p 'Vw' 0 K - , sf il, fr, Y 2899 f of as -4 ' 21 fm .ffffs fe 0 I' K pf vs, ,A , N, xg s 7 , -Q W.-.41 f,, ff' H71 M. P 0 fi' . ',,' -AL Axe Q91 f O r- . ,lf Hx- ff, hqfv lf- 8 . o z f YQ cy Nix AA ex -f A QA-tn-50?-xy fl, A-I, jf .01 .1147 s QQ A px A -Y Rox ,ov Qij MQ. ICUL1 Yvfff, '!,f,l,r fy, wwf wwf' A.XeA i Slips iQ0'0.XAs'Z'icCc9 KW: ' LJQ' Ilia, if I. 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This year as in years past the FFA boys have gathered broken and discarded toys from homes in the community and have repaired and repainted them in their farm shon. These toys in turn are turned over to civic clubs and churches to be given out to needy families in the community. ....L.i..01..-.1 rv, 7' af ,f Of 56 7. ,SI I4 L94 Zi. no JQxy!op 0 , 07, ' f. ,ce W I 11,74 ,bib 14,57 327504, 'ffzf . fa ' Q ' ' 1 X '96, lqfj Apy- ,PZK Oox 1 151 Farm Drganizations Win Premium Awards Coffcyville, Kan. Aug. '20f Washington County 4-ll and FFA members literally swept llvestock premiums and awards off the shclves Vere today as they carried away blue ribbons galore in the Inter-state Fair and Livestock Show. - - 0 Dewey FFA Cops Dairy Event Prizes The judging of the Dairy show of the Interstate fair in Coffeyville was completed today. Of the more than 70 head in the junior division at the fair, the Dewey FFA was represented with 12 head, Top Farm Award Stllwatcr, April 23-Jim John- son, member of the Dewey FFA was awarded the Junior Master Farmer award at ceremonies here today at the State FFA convention. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, was one of several FFA boys from over the state to win the State's highest award for FFA boys. .1i..l0.1. I I in .2 fr ,X 'N , 4 QE Q u Lrg, 1 ' 1 1 -' -Q, V4 ,..53,w. A f m..,.,,2 , 18 . . ' 4 l I I x 1 J I x 'Q FJ At work in the TSI shop About finished T 81 I S h Cabinets for new school wee' ear' Anofher day of work 1 1 Wan DONNA AYRES DITQ SENIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: L to R: Warner Pyle, Aurellio Gutierrez, Victor Stead, Mack Harris, Bob Heatley, Robert Jordan, Frank Williams, Kenneth Rigdon. SECOND ROW: l. to R: Mr. Han- kins, instructor, Leon Johnson, Russell Wilson, Edwin Davis, Bill Skye, Randall Wilson, Ernest Parrett, Marvin Van Gunda, Bill Clark, James Goldesberry Clem Vargas. NOT PICTUREDZ Robert McLeod, Paul Ness, Glenn Wright, George Frenchman, Duane Johnson, Wendell Parish, Dennis Miller, David Miller, Jerry Miller, Ted Sprague, Mark Hoover, Earl Lynn, Ronnie Spencer, Jack Jones, Tom Kinsch, Erwin Ashcroft, Jim Baker, Bud Dobbs, Sheldon Freels, Jesse Harrington, John Holly, Waymon Montgomery, Ernest Taylor. TYPES OF wEl-DlNGf CVC, 0CCfYle 'ef Cllllefen' Posl' CLASS PROJECTS: lettering, architectural drawing NON, Pipe layout, Sheet meml- and design, house plans, pictorical drawing, machine WELDING PROJECTS! fool box, exhaust SY5femf drafting, helix threading, geometric construction, magazine racks, clothesline poles. bluepri,-ning, f,-aging, JUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: L to R: Larry Emerson, Dick Hartness, Dale Cleveland, Jerry Reed, Francis Letch- worth, Ronnie Bromwell, Lewis Tyner, John Le Unes, Dwight Burchett. SECOND ROW: L to R: Jerry Thomison, Ronald Lewis, Bill Hedge, Gerald Williams, Roger Burke, Wayne Warren, Clyde Stepp, Mike Crocker, Bill Vineyard, Benton Lewis, Bill Harrison. THIRD ROW: L to R:Mr.Hankins, instructor, Gary Williams, Earl Wilkie, Edward Parrett, Francis Laeffelholz, Max Kinsch, George Letchworth, Troy Dyer, Carl Grimm, Dewayne Kite, Doyle Vance, John Beal. NOT PICTURED: John Loeffelholz, William Magee, Berlie Pyle, Lester Rapp, Gerald Sharpton, James Wood, Forrest Yearout, Larry Schafer, Floyd Nisen, Danny Miller, Anthony Means, Emmett Marshall, Jim Anderson, Frank Baraias, Ronald Emerson, Dale Hagan, Eddie Keller, John McClure, Larry Middlebusher, Bruce Miller, Larry Miller, Alfred Reece, Jim Shull, Paul Shull, Reed Wahnee, Larry Williams. ln this class we study the techniques involved in modern and traditional furniture con- struction as well as machine operation and upkeep, wood finishing, and furniture designs. PROJECTS COMPLETED: blond coffee tables, and tables, utility tables, desks, lamps, bowls, beds, cedar chests, bookcases, gun racks, step tables, shelves, bedside tables, footstools. 'f: '5f3 +.....a T V,- ' Q l CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs Toney Mrs Coleman M s Esser Mrs. Hill. -Q., ,-an-441 ,.f --+ STUDENT STAFF Phyllus Dosh Mary McWhorter Cafeteria Scene BUS DRIVERS l'l0f1l1H1S M MUI'Sl10ll, Mr CUSTODIANS Mr Campbell Mr Wes? Mr Haymes Schooler Mr Case Mrs Stansberry ...- STUDENT COUNCIL MARILYN MAGEE JOHN EVANS wi.. BILL ROSELIUS Vice-president Secretary Treasurer MARK HOOVER President ,-3 'Q x , I ' BERLIE PYLE Reporter FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Mr. Brown, sponsor, Jim Dry, Mary Sauer, Bill Roselius, Annette Martin, Mary Wallenborn Berlie Pyle. SECOND ROW-Left to Right: Jerry Miller, Mark Hoover, Roberta Spalding, Marilyn Magee, Kay PU.-dum Ann Delap, Linda Gable. THIRD ROW-Left to Right: Freddy Clark, Wilma Montgomery, Mike Harbour, Aurellio Gutler rez, Don Ynadle, Mrs. Cearly, sponsor. 3 'n'Ql?g? ,Q 8, 6 0 X, .Q uv L V H u. FIRST ROW L to R Cheerleaders Glenna Govellas Pat Shurey Shlrloy McClure Dianne Kate Lynna Montgomery SECOND ROW L to R Anita Parker Annette Martin Betty Bogle Betty Nlchols Dorothy Springer Norma Jones Nancy Kimball Marllyn Sharpton Shirley Adams Camilla Scott Erna Balentlne THIRD ROW L to R Marnlyn Ruth rauff Joyce Schwartz Paula Le Unes Mary Sauer Gretchen Watluns Nancy Johnson Ann Williams Donna Ayres Carlyn Hatton Dorothy Unruh George McClintock FOURTH ROW L to R Jocelyn Vloodard Rosemary Baker Janlce lnda Kay Purdum Carolyn Nelson Carol Fielder Ollvua Velthoen Marulyn Magee Phyllls Perry Dorothy Davls Rebecca Maclas FIFTH ROW L to R Glenda Schuber Janice Lorlaux Myrna Brown Linda Bushong Dorothy Sen bold Leona Sprlnger Martha Macnas Latherlne Juby Anita Proctor Mary McWhorter Roberta Spalding Janus Golden Mrs Cearley sponsor ii -rfux i. SHIRLEY MCCLURE JANIS GOLDEN President Vice-president OFFICERS GL EN DA SCHUBER MYRNA JO BROWN 5eC 9'0 Y Treasurer +4 0011, .L 454 if N 55 N UVA BASKETBALL 'N :fi W 51? S OJ? Q'1f4.fl h'Q'4'4.f I fg f' +'fSH A 35? 1 ' ' un. SWEETHEART we. 'TV' 4 HGMECOMING Football Queen MISS SHIRLEY MCLURE SENIOR HIGH FOOT BALL 1954 BULLDOGGER SQUAD FIRST ROW, left to right: John Juby, Mike Rhea, Edwin Davis, Jack Jones, George Frenchman, Floyd Brown, Lloyd Dunn, Clem Vargas, Aurelio Gutierrez. SECOND ROW: Ted Whistler, Raymond Gray, Warner Pyle, Victor Stead, Leon Johnson, Duane Johnson, Alvin Smith, Jim Dry, Glenn Wright, Erwin Ashcroft, Johnny Gutierrez. THIRD ROW: Jim Goldesbury, Arnold Le Unes, Marvin Van Gundy, Jerry Jones, Robert Boyne, Tom Kinsch, David Miller, Emest Parrett, Bob Case. , , . ...H A --.-...,,v.4.Y A..,Tw,,'?,'W 714.-W fr' Y 5 iQ3'igE3n,g2Og13fli :egg 556,15 1' P14 QU-fx' U 18 Sill wiv-EIIMBI sew 'r't to t' . :cgi 5 U my .- . , L ..-'NFQC jm',h' , A of-fQ..frm1:l 1f,gg5f,gg-Sf-'mls-K, , A n 'iz 'pl' ' ,N , K . ,... ' 'T' W' I 4' A ' rw yi' 'N 'fi I, -ami-W1 A A ,,.. we .' ' K - K . V '-P'fi'w111 an FRONT ROW, leff to right: John Le Unes, Max Kinsch Edward Parretf Lyle Rowe Berlne Pyle Eddie Keller De- Wayne Kite, John McClure, George Letchworth Magee, Freddy Clark, Junior Watt, Floyd Nissen Not present: Bill Kirkendall. Sl 's .. FIRST ROW..Lef1 fo Ri l'1Y: Glenn Wright, Bob Boyne, Jesse Harrington, George Frenchman, Jim Dry, Marvin Van Gunda Jerr Jones SEC ND ROW-Leif fo Right: Bill Skye, Duane Johnson, Floyd Brown, Frank Ringo, David Miller . Y - 3 Joe Brown, Bill Stull. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Davidson, Kester Trent, Marvin Brown. 3, ,S 4 - f . Q.- Q sg fag ' 5-3.- rx. X WW? N .-' an 5 in 1 Ill Ill ll! ll! Ill Ill ill ll' III -e -4 T'i 1, N' !' 19 -'19 A JE P O be W' W N - Q. .1 ..v,.. .-.--41 CARNIVAL ,475 J' f Q Y 'K- .. - 4 3 K. 1 V , Senior Queen Junior Queen .1' s A W, ., i H, e Senior Boofh Sixth Grade Booth D A -N f . X , Susan Honkins Laura Peck JUNIOR PLAI' .gs W ew' FIRST ROW L to R Mrs Cearley co sponsor Lynna Montgomery Carol Sue Flelder Jams Golden Erna vay Balentlne Joyce Swartz Marllyn Ruthrauff Norma Jones Don Buble SECOND ROW L to R Lloyd l J Dr Mike Rhea Robert Boyne Frank Ringo Bob Case Arnold Le Unes Mr Maxfleld, co Whlst er lm y sponsor NOT lN PICTURE Camllla Scoh Lloyd Dunn infix M A J Q L. 0 1 . W , f W A I ' A ' I QQ, I I ,Q kk .HF . ' i L LT '.Y. I I . 5 I Ut' A CLASS PROPI-IEC? On Jan I 1955 we fund Robert McLeod In the dlmly Ilghted basement of the Dewey Hugh School He and has two helpers R Shnver and Randall Wilson have lust completed their new Invention a Tume Machine' They turn the dual and the bug machine begins to move to the year 1975 This IS what they see on the screen DONNA AYRES gnvung Mombo lessons elephants In Africa FRWIN ASHCQAFT and DUANE JOHNSON are making moonshme In Kentucky GERALDINE VANBEBER FRANCES SCRUG GINS EVA KING and OLIVIA SKYE are ln the duamond polishing business JOHN EVANS and ERNEST TAYLOR are tra vellng snlverware salesman PHYLLIS BIRD after funushlng college ns the world s champuon soda-lerk JAMES GOLDSBERRY IS head walter JOHN JUBY us cashler at Avey s ELAINE COOPER as president of the Dewey Dume and Dollar SHELDON FREELS as ransmg goats an he Alps ELAINE WHITE has lust bought Texas for pasture for her cattle MIKE HARBOUR and MARK HOOVER are plan mng background music for a Gene Autry movue CAROLYN HATTON ns coachung the Phlllnp s 66 Basketball Team TOMMY DOODLEBUGGER KINSCH us now a famous square dance teacher LOLA COKE us drlvung a truck for the Coke Company BILL ROSELIUS ns now making baseball bats for the Podunk baseball team SHIRLEY BOGLE LORETTA FIELDS and SUE HACKER are teachlng Shorthand to head hunters nn Afraca JOHN RYBKA I5 sellnng peanuts to elephants owners NELDA GAVELLAS and NORMA JO ROLLINS are now slnglng commercials on Radio CLEM VARGAS has lust won the Indlanopolls Speed Way race MARILYN STAMMER and JOYCE LORENZ are pamtung Has and Hers on bath towels BILL SKYE has lust returned from has yearly hunting trlp to the North Pole MARILYN MAGEE and ANN WILLIAMS are at the South Role doctormg suck penqulns TOM SNOW IS now wrltlng Ally Oop for the funny papers SHIRLEY McCLURE as now head cheerleader at West Polnt JOE BROWN and GEORGE FRENCHMAN are the famous coaches at the Umversnty of Alaska DOROTHY SEIBOLD now owns a mlllron dollar skatmg rmk In Indra KENNETH BIRD as polushung spltoons at the Santa Fe Depot KENNETH BIRD IS pollshxng spltoons at the Santa Fe Depot GEORGIA ANN MCCLINTOCK us stall standnng on the corner of lOth and Shawnee trying to collect Y Teen dues BUD DOBBS owns a chain of Thrifty Wise stores In Australua KAY SMITH IS now manufactorlng Smlth Sisters cough drops MACK HARRIS IS head lanltor at Dewey Hlgh School BOB HEATLEY us now slnglng commercials over T V for Alax JACK JON ES IS running a transportatlon com pany between Dewey and Caney EA RL LYNN ns now owner ofa used car lot WAYMAN MONTGOMERY has lust onheruted Montgomery Wards ERNEST PARRETT ns runmng for governor of Oklahoma WAYNE RADAR ns chlef cook and bottle washer at the Stork Club As the picture faded out there was a bag ex plosnon It burst the time machlne Into tlny pleces putting an end to the mventuon and the prophesy of the Semors of I955 ' I I l . f- . x, . 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NAME Georgia Ann McClintock Marllyn Magee George Frenchman Erwun Ashcroft Sheldon Freels C R Shriver Jack Jones Bud Dobbs Ernest Taylor Waymon Montgomery Joe Brown Tom L Knnsch Dlnvna Skye Bull S ye Randall Wnlson Frances Scrugglns Lola Coke Kay Smuth Joyce Lorenz Marilyn Stammer F'hy Ins Blrd Geraldine Vanbeber Norma Jo Rollnns Nelf-lG Gavellas John Juby Carolyn Hatton Shnrley McClure John Evans Duane Johnsen Thomas Snow Wullnam Robert Roseluus Kenneth Bird Shurley Bogle Sue Hacker Loretto Fields Malcolm Frank Harris Wayne Rader Ernest Parrett Elame Cooper Dorothy Selbold Anne Wllllams Muke Harbour Mark Hoover Robert McLeod Donna Ayres Eva Kung Elaine Whlte Bob Heatley Earl Lynn Jam Goldesberry Clem Vargas CLASS STATISTICS NICKNAME George Magoo Creepy Crank e by Chet Jackson Budock Tex Tall Texas Klsnsh O lae Pete Ape Fronkre Shorter Smitty Lefty Shrimp Phy Gerry The Wheel Jean Luby Hattte Re Big John Yankee Tomcat Rosey Bird ue Goofle Hacker Fuelds Mack Radar Bug Erme Cooper ot Luz Marco Polo Cleats Lawluga Heavy Lame Kick Bud Goose Clem FAVORITE PASTIME Watching TV Cooking Gnrls Eatln Sleepnn Gnrls Eatln Sleepln Hunting Sleepung Playing Domlnos Drlnkung Feeding Cows Hunting Wanting W B II Vllth my wlfe Running dawn pedestrnans Working Cafeteria House work Havlng fun Drawing Eating Wrltlng to Phil Sleepung Reading Huntmg Cabons Sleeping Eatlng Shaotung Snooker Eating Skatung Makmg wh oopee Eating Skating Drlvlng Drlvlng Sleepnng Playrng Golf Eating Being wrth Jnmmle Skating Eating Cattln Datmg Gnvlng the Glrls Runnang Around Being wlth B C Lustemng to the Radio Gurls Drlvang Huntung Drlvlng Flts FAVORITE HANGOUT In Front of TV Set Lubrary Anywhere there s o Girl Bug Bull Stanbury s Rnver Bottom Callaway s Avey s Gavellas s Osage HI s McClure s Golden s Home Any place l can In some hat rod Mother s Home Pharmacy Johnston Drive In Home Pharmacy Pharmacy Hallnburton Murphy s W Wlllse s Caney Joe s Pontuac B vlle Home Skatlng Runk Johnston s Dut of Town Home B vnl e Anywhere but school Marge s J Bar Anywhere but home Parton s Skatlng Rank Home Any place there s Action Up In The Spare Room Heflln s at Fairfax Anywhere In B vllle Heavener Caddl loc Road Skatrng Rlnk Nettle s Home Mundy s AMBITION be a World Traveler Graduate Get Married own a Harem be an Englneer Graduate from School Get Out of School Be an Admiral Be a Welder Be a Rancher Graduate from College Foreman of Roselnus Hog Farm To luve In my own home Burn the School house Sabotage Roseluus s hog farm Frnxsh school To get marraed To be a great nurse To be a Secretary To be an Amerlcan Artlst be a Teacher llve with Phu! be a Nurse travel Love forever To be o Jet Pulot M e an A Shorthand Be o Mllllonavre Flnlsh College Maklng my Money To be the blggest hog ranser In Am Get a good rob Finish school Secretory Fnnlsh School To be a mlllvonaure Own the J Bar Get a good rob Be a Mnnrster s Wnfe To Be a Secretary To Be A Surgucal Nurse Mogul Aeronautlcal Engineer To be a Coach To Be a Famous lndlan Dancer To Drlve Ivke Ann Marry R C A Champnon Cowboy To own a Skatmg Rink Race Drlver To Llve To Learn to Dance . . . 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HIL 1130 lx C xfrsmm MILLER BROTHERS c6T5'co TIRE COMPANY Home Owned ancl Operated by BUFORD AND CLYDE MILLLER Highway 75 and 16th St Phone 7 Good Luck Sensors Everything for the Home and Auto Phone 800 409 E 81h CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS rom BOTHE CLEANERS Phone 321 BAIRD S BAKERY Bread Pnes Rolls Pastry Doughnuts Cakes for Every Occasnon 4 6 E h DEWEY Phone 211 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Dewey says Good Luck Seniors 8th 81 Delaware O A Pafrndge Pres ED NEWMAN 8. A B BURGESS Wish the Seniors of 55 Good Luck and Happmess WHITE WAY BARBER SHOP GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS of DEWEY HIGH SCHOOL H. C. COURTNEY FULLHART MAYTAG CO. Sales Service MAYTAG CROSLEY ADMIRAL Phone 226 415 East Enghfh St BEST OF LUCK Besf Wlshes Semors f DESHAZO DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE BOWERSOCK'S THRIF-T-WISE GROCERY 8. MARKET 721 Delaware Phone 3320 3120 We Give SSH Green Sfamps i- - 1 n.wn.ml111l--, I' 1,1-13 'Irby Pk. .I U1 .---J 'S Yr. rl 1+ Ir. r1Nl1l17 31.4, a B ,, 12 -X 'P .vhl N 5, N1 N11 tnnlmlflg wiv lXl . 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MARKET HNER fooos Corner Drug Bunldung Phone 296 FREE DELIVERY A E Evans Oll Well Service Roos and TUBING P O Box 633 Phone 5707 Dewey Oklahoma Good Luck Seniors Congratulatuons Sensors POPKESS PHARMACY CORNER DRUG STORE We Give S8.H Green Stamps Phone 346 Dewey Okla Dewey Alfalfa Dehydratmg Co Dewey Oklahoma Telephone 756 - . . . C I - I I I I 1 , . LLQYD MQRRISQNI Mgr. Insurance - Real Estate - Loans A 18 . I SPENCER S SERVICE STATION WASHING LUBRICATION WHEEL BALANCING and Osage Phone 3370 DO IT WITH DEWEY Ongunal Home of Dewey Portland Cemen Buult and Operated Sunce I906 BEN ROBERSONS GROCERY DRIVE IN BEST WISHES Located on HI Way 75 COMPLIMENTS LEENER OIL COMPANY Lots of Luck FARMER S MILL AND ELEVATOR ASSOCIATION Feeds Seeds Fertnluzer 9th 81 Santa Fe Phone 3375 'PIlIIIIps BLUESTEM SERVICE STATION BILL CLYNE and P R BOWERS 206 Osage Phone 835 French Frues Hamburgers San wuches Chula Pne 44I2E h Chevalley Movmg and Storage IO4 South Wyandotte Phone 434 Dewey Okla SWANSON SERVICE STATION Nmth 8. Osage Phone 254 Dewey Oklahoma COMPLIMENTS OF H and S DrIIImg Company HI WAY FLYING SCHOOL An AvIatIon Educahon Can Mean a HIgh Payrng Flylng Job SKY TAXI 8. SKY AMBULANCE L L Hamulton E E Da s Johnson s Servlce Stahon Good Luck to the SenIors of I955 FLATS FIXED CARS WASHED H20 Delaware Phone 744 RAY JOHNSON I f Co. am I . - or X CLYDE'S GRILL . I d . - .. - . I I . 8f , . ' gl . . 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